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Kimmel & Associates is seeking a seasoned Business Development – Client Executive in Atlanta, GA, to lead growth initiatives across the region. The role combines strategic business development with account management.
The ideal candidate will have 10-15 years of experience in the construction industry, focusing on generating revenue and managing client relationships. Compensation includes a base salary of $175,000 – $225,000, performance-based bonus opportunities, and comprehensive benefits.
The company is a leading construction company delivering complex, high-profile projects across multiple market sectors throughout the Southeast. The company specializes in innovative construction solutions for clients in mission-critical and commercial environments, with project experience that includes data centers, healthcare facilities, financial institutions, commercial developments, and other large-scale construction projects.
With a strong reputation for quality, client service, and execution, the company continues to expand its presence across a five-state region and is seeking an accomplished business development professional to help drive strategic growth.
The company is seeking a seasoned Business Development – Client Executive to lead growth initiatives and strengthen key client relationships throughout the region. This highly visible position combines strategic business development with account management responsibilities, serving as both a hunter and a farmer within the organization.
Approximately 50% of the role will focus on identifying, pursuing, and securing new business opportunities, while the remaining 50% will be dedicated to cultivating, expanding, and maintaining relationships with existing clients and strategic partners.
The ideal candidate will possess a deep understanding of the construction industry, strong relationship-building skills, and a proven track record of generating revenue through both new client acquisition and account growth.